witling (Meaning)
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witling (n.)
A person who has little wit or understanding; a pretender to wit or smartness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of witling
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witling Sentence Examples
- The witling's feeble attempts at humor left the audience unimpressed.
- Despite his claims of intelligence, he was nothing more than a shallow witling.
- The pompous witling strutted around, convinced he was the life of the party.
- Her sarcastic witling remarks were met with silence and disapproval.
- The group of witlings gathered at the tavern, exchanging meaningless banter.
- The witling's jokes fell flat, eliciting only awkward groans from his listeners.
- The professor dismissed the student's argument as the ramblings of a witling.
- The self-proclaimed witling thought himself superior to all around him.
- The politician's witling speeches failed to inspire or resonate with the electorate.
- The witling's lack of substance and depth made him an easy target for ridicule.
FAQs About the word witling
A person who has little wit or understanding; a pretender to wit or smartness.
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No antonyms found.
The witling's feeble attempts at humor left the audience unimpressed.
Despite his claims of intelligence, he was nothing more than a shallow witling.
The pompous witling strutted around, convinced he was the life of the party.
Her sarcastic witling remarks were met with silence and disapproval.
